At The Beach 1966 CB I Hate Perfume for women and men

Fresh, shampoo-like, floral and beachy. Combination of all of the above. Kind of smells like a bodywash.
It is nice, light, clean and great for summertime.

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One of my absolute favorites. I used to wish for someone to come out with a perfume that smelled like coppertone and finally it happened. As a native Californian, I've worn coppertone suntan lotion on my skin my entire life. Coppertone is the scent of summer to me. It is fun, free, great music, a hot fun in the summertime kind of feeling. Thank you Christopher Brosius for creating this scent that makes me incredibly happy when I wear it.

I got my sample yesterday. Wow, this does take me back. I think that this is supposed to channel Coppertone sunscreen. I don't remember what we used when I was a kid, but I recognize this scent. It zoomed me back to my childhood--hot sunny days at the lake. That alone was well worth the 3 bucks. Wow.

I can't wait to get my hands on some other CB fragrances. Any SUGGESTIONS?

I also love the lack of screechy synthetic or buzzy aldehedic notes, btw. I've spent the last few weeks trying to smell everything in existance and its nice to encounter something so familiar in smell but so different from most of the stuff on the market.

I am dying to get my hands on a bottle of this.

LOVE to smell like the beach and this is it! Reminds me of when I was little on the beach and my mom would lather the suntan oil all over her. I loved that smell!

This is a summer's day at the beach in a bottle. I have never used Coppertone, so can't really compare scents, but this is a fresh, almost tangy, fragrance and has good staying power. Even sat in an office I can almost feel transported to the beach when I'm wearing this.

I LOVE this. My first whiff brought tears of joy to my eyes and I laughed out loud - having been born in 1967,I can say that it is the olfactory postcard of my childhood summer holidays on Dickey Beach in the 1970's - slathered in Coppertone, and the scent of sand, ocean and suntanned skin. It is the scent of happiness, freedom and all the time in the world to have fun in the sun.

At the Beach delivers on its promise: sun cream, briney seawater, sea breezes & beachside adventure. As for the 1966 reference, I am -13years too late to offer an educated opinion on that.

I do find this enjoyable but it is more of a novelty than something I would wear to smell pretty. No doubt Christopher Brosius would consider this a huge compliment but it won't fill his pockets with gobs of lovely cash. At least he still has his ego to keep him company :)

OK... it's time for a guy to speak up... This is what aquatic SHOULD be. This smells just like the beach! Fun in a bottle best describes this one. I wouldn't expect this to project much or last long. But then again, who cares? This is just too much fun to pass up on...

I don't get any organic smells I would expect to smell at the beach, it's a bit cleaner than that. I live on the lake though, so maybe the ocean's beaches smell different. Aqua Motu smells like a day at the beach to me. This smells like a day at the pool.

I just received my tiny bottle of the absolute version. I have been a big fan of Bobby Brown's Beach line and have many products in that line. This is similar but better... I just LOVE this scent! It induces so many wonderful memories, if I could bath in it, I would. I only wish he made a lotion version of this as well.

This is amazing--this is like an olfactory memory! When I smell it, I see tan bodies glistening with Coppertone sunblock, the heat coming off off from the sun baked sand, and the salty mist from waves crashing on the shore. I grew up in Florida, 30 minutes from the beach. This transports me back to South Beach, minus the body odor coming from sweaty bodies and fishy notes from the ocean. I'll have to wear this again when it's 20 degrees out and I'm shoveling snow.

I'm an Australian born in 1967 and spent every weekend and holiday at the Gold Coast. I remember driving into Surfers Paradise at night, we would pass a huge neon sign advertising Coppertone. It pictured a little girl sporting a dark tan with a dog pulling her bikini bottom down to reveal the white tan line. A bit cheeky but it always marked the beginning of the holiday. Straight to the beach with coppoertone and little else!
At the Beach 1966 has captured that memory completely. I am lying in the swealtering heat, hot skin, slight humid breeze blowing and sending gentle wafts of coppertone to my nostrils. I can hear the dull roar of the pounding waves and squeals from children each time a wave comes in. Soon, it becomes uncomfortably hot, and I'm a bit sticky with some sand stuck to my leg. My biggest question- should I get up and have another swim, or just lie here and enjoy the sun a bit longer?
This is my youth in a bottle. It is superb. One spray takes me to my happy place!

This scent blew me away. I was very curious to how it would smell, I knew what the coppertone would be like but I wanted to see how close exactly he got to the "beach" smell. He nailed it.

This scent is exactly the smell I remember when I used to the beach almost every other weekend with my family and friends. I LOVE IT.

It starts of with the smell of freshly applied coppertone, after sometime it tones down a bit but still lingers and then the magic happens, where the beach really comes in. It's the smell of salt water, sand, and coppertone altogether and when I say salt water I mean I feel like I can almost taste it when I smell it. Believe me you'll know what I mean when you try it for yourself. I feel like im laying in the wet sand with the sun beaming down and letting the water rise up to me. It smells like youve litterally been at the beach for hours. Theres even what seams to me like a warm sweaty skin note but not a nasty B.O. type sweat, its a pleasant smelling sweat from the mixture of salt water and coppertone. Then some boardwalk comes in, the damp wood beneath your feet with the suns rays again beaming down. A total masterpiece once again from the wonderful Christopher Brosius.

This scent is by far, the most accurate smell of a beach day I have EVER and probably will EVER experience other than actually being at the beach. I recommend to anyone who grew up going to the beach often, or still loves going.